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2. JEOPARDY!
Earth’s Surface
Water Erosion
Moving Water
Glaciers
Waves
Wind
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3. Deposition Abrasion Erosion
The process by which natural forces move weathered rock and soil from one place to another is called ….
Deposition
Abrasion
Erosion

4. Erosion

5. Landslides, mudflows, slump, and creep are all examples of ….
Runoff
Mass movement
Soil formation

6. Mass movement

7. Mass movement is caused by ….
Plucking and abrasion
Gravity
Erosion and deposition

8. Gravity

9. Loess Headland Karst topography
A landscape in which a layer of limestone close to the surface erodes into deep valleys, caverns, and sinkholes is called ….
Loess
Headland
Karst topography

10. Karst topography

11. A mass movement called ________ occurs when sediment suddenly slips downhill in one large mass.

12. Slump

13. The force that moves sediment in a landslide or mudflow is ________.

14. Gravity

15. Mass erosion Creep Sheet erosion
Water erosion begins when runoff from rainfall flows in a thin layer over the land in a kind of erosion called ….
Mass erosion
Creep
Sheet erosion

16. Sheet erosion

17. Tributary Gully Turbulent stream
A stream or river that runs into another stream or river is a called a ….
Tributary
Gully
Turbulent stream

18. Tributary

19. Rills Meanders Outside curves
A river flowing across a wide flood plain begins to form looplike bends called ….
Rills
Meanders
Outside curves

20. Meanders

21. Where a river flows from an area of harder rock to an area of softer rock, the softer rock may wear away, eventually forming a drop called a ….
Gully
Delta
Waterfall

22. Waterfall

23. Drainage basin Alluvial fan Slump
A wide sloping deposit of sediment formed where a stream leaves a mountain range is called a(n) ….
Drainage basin
Alluvial fan
Slump

24. Alluvial fan

25. Deposition Leaching Erosion
Deltas are built up by ….
Deposition
Leaching
Erosion

26. Deposition

27. Gravitational energy Potential energy Kinetic energy
What type of energy is involved when a river moves sediment and erodes its banks?
Gravitational energy
Potential energy
Kinetic energy

28. Kinetic energy

29. What happens as gravity pulls water down a slope?
Kinetic energy changes to potential energy.
Energy is stored for future use.
Potential energy changes to kinetic energy.

30. Potential energy changes to kinetic energy.

31. What causes most sediment to wash or fall into a river?
Deposition
Mass movement and runoff
Turbulence

32. Mass movement and runoff

33. How would a fast-flowing river be most likely to move sand-sized particles of sediment?
It would lift them and carry them downsteam.
It would dissolve them completely in solution.
It would deposit them on the streambed.

34. It would lift them and carry them downstream.

35. As more water flows through a river, its speed will ….
Decrease
Increase
Reduce friction between the water and the streambed.

36. Increase

37. The volume of water that moves past a point on a river in a given time is called the river’s ….
Flow
Load
Turbulence

38. Flow

39. What is one main difference between continental glaciers and valley glaciers?
Continental glaciers are much larger and thicker.
Valley glaciers cause more erosion.
Continental glaciers never melt.

40. Continental glaciers are much larger and thicker.

41. Glaciers can only form when ….
There is an ice-age.
The amount of snow exceeds the amount of rain.
More snow falls than melts.

42. More snow falls than melts.

43. Plucking Surging Abrasion
The process in which rock fragments freeze to the bottom of a glacier and then are carried away when the glacier moves is called ….
Plucking
Surging
Abrasion

44. Plucking

45. V-shaped valley U-shaped valley Alluvial fan
Which of the following is evidence that an area was once covered by a glacier?
V-shaped valley
U-shaped valley
Alluvial fan

46. U-shaped valley

47. Kettles Drumlins Moraines
After the last ice age, stranded ice blocks left behind by the continental glacier melted and formed ….
Kettles
Drumlins
Moraines

48. Kettles

49. Fiord Drumlin Terminal moraine
A ridge of till located at the farthest p0int reached by a glacier is called a ….
Fiord
Drumlin
Terminal moraine

50. Terminal moraine

51. The energy that produces ocean waves comes from ….
The rise and fall of the tides.
Rivers flowing into the ocean.
Wind blowing across the water’s surface.

52. Wind blowing across the water’s surface.

53. As the energy of a wave moves through the water, what happens to the water particles themselves?
They are carried away.
They move up and down, but do not move forward.
They slowly move backward.

54. They move up and down, but do not move forward.

55. Fiord Headland Wave-cut cliff
If waves erode the soft rock along the base of a steep coast, the result may eventually be a landform called a ….
Fiord
Headland
Wave-cut cliff

56. Wave-cut cliff

57. Spit Barrier beach Sandbar
Where a coastline turns and interrupts longshore drift, sand may be deposited in a fingerlike landform called a ….
Spit
Barrier beach
Sandbar

58. Spit

59. As waves repeatedly hit a beach, some of the beach sediment moves down the beach with the current, in a process called ______.

60. longshore drift

61. The two processes by which waves erode the land are _______and __________.

62. impact & abrasion

63. The process by which wind removes surface materials is called ….
Abrasion
Plucking
Deflation

64. Deflation

65. Wind carrying sand grains deposits the sand when the wind ….
Speeds up
Slows down or hits an obstacle.
Crosses a depression in the ground.

66. Slows down or hits an obstacle.

67. Particles of clay and silt eroded and deposited by the wind are called ….
Till
Loess
Dust

68. Loess

69. Sand dune Loess deposit Desert pavement
In deserts, deflation can sometimes create an area of rock fragments called a ….
Sand dune
Loess deposit
Desert pavement

70. Desert pavement

71. Ocean waves contain energy that is transferred to them by ______ moving across the surface.

72. wind

73. The main way that the wind erodes the land is by process of ______.

74. deflation

75. How much will you put on the line?
Daily Double!
How much will you put on the line?
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76. Daily Double!
A _____ is a cone shaped deposit of calcite that builds up on the floor of a cave.

77. stalagmite

78. Daily Double Graphic and Sound Effect!
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